Sergey Lavrov: Algeria supports Russian initiatives on Syria

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov held talks with the president of Algeria the day before. According to Sergey Lavrov, Abdul-Aziz Bouteflika fully supports the Russian line, aimed at creating a united front to combat international terrorism. Algeria knows firsthand what a terrorist threat is, and therefore, countering terrorist groups for this country is one of the most important tasks of national importance.

Sergey Lavrov: Algeria supports Russian initiatives on Syria


RIA News cites a fragment of a statement by the head of Russian diplomacy:
We discussed in detail the problems of the region of the Middle East and North Africa. The President (Algeria) fully supported the line of Russia to form a broad front for the fight against terrorism in accordance with the initiative that President Putin put forward at the General Assembly last September.


In addition, the Algerian leader supported the initiative on the peaceful settlement of the conflict in Syria, excluding contacts with the radicals of ISIL and Dzhebhat al-Nusra.

Sergei Lavrov:
We also supported our action to advance the Syrian settlement in the framework of the International Syria Support Group, which operates under the co-chairmanship of the Russian Federation and the United States.


According to Sergey Lavrov, the most important task for the current period is the task of curbing supplies weapons militants in Iraq and Syria. Such shipments lead to destabilization of the situation in countries that in recent years constantly experience terrorist attacks.
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  1. +4
    1 March 2016 06: 45
    I would like to hear the same from the mouth of the official representative of Algeria ...
    1. -9
      1 March 2016 07: 12
      Sergey Lavrov: Algeria supports Russian initiatives on Syria
      Hooray! Gabon and Zimbabwe would still support! that would be great!
      1. 0
        1 March 2016 07: 25
        Quote: Andrey Yurievich
        Hooray! Gabon and Zimbabwe would still support!

        Foreign policy is so successful that it seems that this is already welcome (((((
      2. +3
        1 March 2016 07: 41
        They are more civilized than Ukraine.
    2. -1
      1 March 2016 07: 28
      Quote: Black
      I would like to hear the same from the mouth of the official representative of Algeria ...

      And who is this Algeria to listen to? Have they really supported anything? At least one plane flew on one bombing? Well, at least they sent money for this business - even a lope-thread? The troops were sent - well, at least a platoon, purely symbolic? If Algerians fight there, then only on the side of bearded freaks. Well, what's the point of listening to them?
      1. +2
        1 March 2016 07: 36
        Quote: Nagan
        And who is this Algeria to listen to?

        how! these are 34 "lemons" of the Arabs !!! smile
    3. 0
      1 March 2016 09: 20
      Do not believe Lavrov? This is not a representative of the State Department!
  2. +4
    1 March 2016 06: 46
    After the Arab Spring, the friends of Russia in the Arab world are growing by hearsay and the positions of Russia and the Arab world on many issues coincide.
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    2. +1
      1 March 2016 06: 52
      Quote: avvg
      After the Arab Spring, Russia's friends in the Arab world are growing by hearsay.


      Because they see who is fighting decisively and uncompromisingly with terrorists, and who are simply trending and catching fish in troubled waters, and who are also earning money from someone else’s blood!
    3. +4
      1 March 2016 07: 05
      Quote: avvg
      After the Arab Spring, the friends of Russia in the Arab world are growing by hearsay and the positions of Russia and the Arab world on many issues coincide.

      Well, actually the position of Algeria should be considered in the context of falling oil prices and a sharp impoverishment of the country. The situation in Algeria is practically (in the economy) identical to the state of Russia.
      Algeria’s economy is based on gas and oil. They provide 30% of GDP, 60% of the state budget revenue, 95% of export revenue.

      Absolutely crazy projects (such as the tallest minaret in the world (or in Africa)), mindless spending in the belief that money will not run out and ... In general, the situation is getting out of control of the country.
      The situation in Algeria is problematic, there is no money, and when there is no money in Muslim countries, people begin to look for a new chieftain.
      And Bouteflika understands this very well, weapons will be needed, and for deliveries on credit - this is only for the Russian Federation.
      like this.
      Ethnic composition: Arabs - about 83%, Berbers - about 17%, others - less than 1% [12]. Languages ​​- literary Arabic (official), Berber dialects, French is common. Religion: Sunni Muslims - 99%, others - 1%.
      1. +2
        1 March 2016 07: 26
        Quote: atalef
        Well, actually the position of Algeria should be considered in the context of falling oil prices and a sharp impoverishment of the country

        Sanya, good morning! hi in addition, I think that Algeria is stupidly afraid that the barmalei from Syria will spread throughout the Mediterranean, and decided to enlist the support of the Russian Federation in advance.
        1. +1
          1 March 2016 09: 15
          Quote: Andrey Yurievich
          Quote: atalef
          Well, actually the position of Algeria should be considered in the context of falling oil prices and a sharp impoverishment of the country

          Sanya, good morning! hi in addition, I think that Algeria is stupidly afraid that the barmalei from Syria will spread throughout the Mediterranean, and decided to enlist the support of the Russian Federation in advance.

          Hi Andrew. From Libya, she's closer
          1. +1
            1 March 2016 10: 36
            Quote: atalef
            From Libya, she's closer

            Well, maybe ... transit! Yes
    4. 0
      1 March 2016 07: 21
      Quote: avvg
      After the Arab Spring, Russia's friends in the Arab world are growing

      Do not list ?? summation overpower something)))
      1. +1
        1 March 2016 09: 16
        Quote: afdjhbn67
        Quote: avvg
        After the Arab Spring, Russia's friends in the Arab world are growing

        Do not list ?? summation overpower something)))

        Hi Nikolay, but in general a somewhat strange statement
  3. +1
    1 March 2016 06: 53
    Here is an example in Algeria as a person does not want to be considered q, Ebil!
  4. +1
    1 March 2016 06: 53
    It would not be bad to "return" to North Africa, at least to "adequate" countries.
    1. -1
      1 March 2016 07: 31
      Quote: shelva
      It would not be bad to "return" to North Africa, at least to "adequate" countries.

      this is where (where) ??? and "adequate" in what, in price? what they don’t need nichrome from us, only guns on credit, which we will forgive ...
  5. +2
    1 March 2016 06: 59
    And where to find a Russian news channel and find out what is going on in Chukotka, how people live there, or I should be "on the drum", the country is large, but limited to the village of Gadyukino and something from Moscow. Unfortunately.
    1. 0
      1 March 2016 10: 38
      Quote: Papapg
      And where to find the Russian news channel and find out what is being done in Chukotka, how people live there

      they will cut off the baby’s head, or they will catch the drunk actor, then we’ll find out ... and so, what is there to watch?
  6. 0
    1 March 2016 07: 12
    Algeria Supports Russian Syria Initiatives

    They begin to support and understand after the most stupid people have a good hit on the face. Extra confirmation that many understand only power, not verbal admonitions.

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